-----Original Message-----
From: C. Cobbs [mailto:ccx357@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 5:35 AM
To: ensyscorp@ensys2.net
Subject: Re: ENSYS EITPE TRAINING PROGRAMS

I have completed the Mathematics and Statics modules and I am half way through Mechanics of Materials.
Now that I am out of the math portion it appears I will move a little faster. 
I should have taken this course a long time ago and have recommended it to some of my friends who are anticipating taking the FE and PE exam. 
Again, thank you for your assistance and instruction. 
I am tremendously pleased with this course.

Calvin 

-----Original Message-----
From: m tilden [mailto:wasatchmike@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2007 8:03 PM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: Re: ENSYS EITPE TRAINING PROGRAMS  

I am enjoying the PE Civil course and I feel that it is helping me a great deal. 
I'm even learning things that I previously didn't understand.
Thanks again.

-----Original Message-----
From: LMSlack [mailto:lslack@computer.org]
Sent: Friday, September 07, 2007 6:36 PM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: RE: Need Strategy recommendation 
 

I appreciate your willingness to work with me on this.
Your  flexibility to allow continued access to at least a portion of the PE Electrical material gives me more confidence about passing. 
I continue to be impressed with your program, your integrity and your understanding. 

Thanks,

Len

-----Original Message-----
From: Calvin Cobbs [mailto:ccx357@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, August 13, 2007 5:50 AM
To: ensyscorp@ensys2.net
Subject: Re: ENSYS EITPE 30 DAY TRIAL - do not delay, new exam rules have been passed - read more

I am already in the ENSYS FE program and doing fine. 
My test is April 2008 in the Republic of Korea. 
The application was mailed just the other day with all fees. 
As soon as I pass the FE exam I will immediately enrolled in the PE program with you. 
I have made tremendous strides and should have been in your program before I attempted the first FE exam.
Thank you in advance.

Calvin Cobbs

-----Original Message-----
From: Kerwin Naval Architects [mailto:kevin@kerwinnavalarchitects.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 1:07 PM
To: ENSYS
Subject: Course suggestion

I took your EIT Review course last year and passed the test first time.
I am now taking the Society of Naval Architects & Marine Engineers-sponsored course for the Principles and Practices part of the exam,
and it is AWFUL compared to your review and teaching methods.
I would like to encourage you to teach a course in this and to contact SNAME about its availability.
The current course uses professors who are pretty poor teachers in some instances;
the Webinar format of live seminars is kind of balky and the teachers seldom have any experience using it; 
sometimes the sound doesn't work; the problems presented sometimes are overly complicated for an exam problem,
and sometimes the answer isn't even presented !
And in general the course is a 3 hour a week, 12 week do-it-yourself study review for $750
that does little if any classroom type review of the fundamentals as you do in your course.
For the most part the teachers only go over problem solutions for the problems they assigned.
Your course was so much better than this, I can't tell you.
Unfortunately the exam is in April, so it's too late to switch.
The total number of us is pretty small compared to Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical,
but if you are needing some addition content, please consider it.
I have recommended you to several collegues and associates.
Thanks again for the help on the EIT. 

Best Regards, 

Kevin M. Kerwin
Kerwin Naval Architects, Inc.

-----Original Message-----
From: Remy Olabode [mailto:cheme263@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 4:10 PM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: RE: ENSYS EIT TRAINING PROGRAM

I received a confirmation letter today stating that I passed the EIT exam.
I am now planning to take the chemical engineering PE exam in fall 2007.
Let me know if you intend to start offering chemical engineering PE training for the upcoming fall exam.

Thanks,

Remy

-----Original Message-----
From: Chand Calnaido [mailto:ccalnaido@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 5:24 PM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net

I have just accepted a position with a new company, that deals with public safety and the power industry.
Hence, it makes sense for me sit for the PE exam next year.
I recall how efficiently you prepared us for the EIT and would like to learn and prepare with you once again.

Best regards,

Chand Calnaido

-----Original Message-----
From: Calvin Cobbs [mailto:ccx357@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 6:44 AM
To: ensyscorp@ensys2.net
Subject: Re: ENSYS EIT/PE TRAINING PROGRAMS – 3 Ways To Work With The Training Program

-----Original Message-----
From: patchrc@comcast.net
Sent: Oct 9, 2006 7:40 PM
To: ENSYS
Subject: Re: ENSYS TRAINING PROGRAMS - 30-DAY TRIAL FOLLOW-UP

 

From: ANelson@seminolecountyfl.gov [mailto:ANelson@seminolecountyfl.gov]
Sent: Friday, April 21, 2006 11:48 AM
To: ENSYS
Subject: RE: ENSYS EIT TRAINING PROGRAM



I spoke to my boss again regarding the class and how much I like it and he's thinking the county should pay for it.
I already paid $99.00 and they are close to paying the entire cost in full.
Can a refund (the $99.00 paid) be issued after they pay the entire cost in full (providing this goes through next week).
I will be using the same invoice that you sent with the discount applied........Please let me know asap...

BTW: The class is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!                



Anthony Nelson
Senior Engineer, Development Review Division
Planning and Development Department
Seminole county, Florida
 

Hello Mike -

With regards to the review, I believe it is an excellent program and well worth the time and effort.
I graduated many years ago and it brings you up to speed quite quickly. 
I had made attempts to use the eit books in the past, but lost interest - 
using the program with the audio definitely keeps you motivated.
There is a lot of material to cover, so having a "coach" is key. 
Like I told Ensys, you actually find yourself enjoying the problem solving process. 
Hope this helps.

Good luck on the exam.

John Sherwin

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Kerwin [mailto:kmkerwin@gate.net]
Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 5:57 PM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: FE exam results

 

 

Thank you very much for your assistance in passing the FE exam!
 I did it the first time thanks to ENSYS.
I will be taking the Society of Naval Architects' review course for the PE test, but may need to take your electric circuits course.
 I'll let you know.
 In the meantime, you can count on me for a recommendation.

 

Sincerely,

 

 

Kevin M. Kerwin
Kerwin Naval Architects, Inc.
1460A S.E. 15th St.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316
1 954 524-9013 office/fax (call first)
1 954 253-2698 cell
www.kerwinnavalarchitects.com

-----Original Message-----
From: Runyan, Bruce [mailto:Bruce.Runyan@XCELENERGY.COM]
Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 4:54 PM
To: ENSYS
Subject: from Bruce Runyan

Well, guess what, I passed the PE.
Your program made a big difference.
Thanks so much for all you do for guys like me!!

Have a great day!!

Bruce

----Original Message-----
From: robert carter [mailto:skyediverob@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 5:23 PM
To: ENSYS
Subject: EIT

I just wanted to let you know that I passed the EIT.
If possible, can you send me a payment history of what I paid. 
My company will reimburse me.

thanks,

rob carter

I wanted to let you know that I passed the PE - Civil exam which I took this past october.
I had tried for five years to pass the exam, taking it nine times.
With the help of your program I finally passed it.
The organization and methodical presentation in your system made all the difference.

Thanks

Charles

-----Original Message-----
From: George Cronk [mailto:georgecronkiii@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, December 19, 2005 1:02 PM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: PE Civil

This is George Cronk.
I took the EIT this past spring, and passed, thanks to your incredible program!
I am looking to start studying for the PE (Civil).

thanks

george cronk

Subject: EIT Training Program

Hello:

I recently registered for the EIT training program, I have found your training program extremely user friendly and well laid out. 
Looking forward to the balance of the modules.

Sincerely,

Gustavo Molina

I have essentially completed the EIT geometry review over last weekend and am about to start trig.
I have been very pleased with your product - particularly with the rapidity of recall of material I haven't seen in 15 years or so. 
If the calculus modules are as easy to follow as geometry has been, I anticipate no problems at all retaining that material, as well. 
Very, very impressive.

Travis Hunt
Consulting Engineer
Puget Sound Energy

I was talking with an engineer from Colorado Springs Utility that I just met coincidentally.
He said that he was scheduled to take the exam in April but had to delay it 
Anyway, he said that he had seen your web site and I told him that he would never regret taking your class. 

Thanks again,

Bruce

-----Original Message-----
From: jerry waterman <h2oman_62@yahoo.com>
Sent: Jun 27, 2005 5:56 PM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: Re: ENSYS EIT TRAINING PROGRAM


Great news, I found out last week that I passed the FE exam!
The additional lift I received from your training was just what I needed to finally pass. 
Thanks for making available such a practical program !

I'm waiting to hear if I can make the cut-off for the October PE exam, or if it will be April instead.
When I know something, I'll let you know so I can get started in your PE training course.

Thanks again.

Jerry Waterman

-----Original Message-----
From: George Cronk [mailto:georgecronkiii@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 10:05 PM
To: ENSYS
Subject: FE Exam Results

Just wanted to live up to a comment I made to you about a year ago. (See the old email below).
I received my results today and PASSED!!! with a 75 score. 
After 10 years of being out of school, I am glad to have used your proven technique of learning/re-learning.
I now have to focus on the PE.

THANK YOU!!!
George Cronk

 -----Original Message-----
From: George Cronk [mailto:georgecronkiii@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, June 14, 2004 9:58 AM
To: ENSYS
Subject: Re: ENSYS EIT RESULTS

Good to hear the positive news. Someday I would like to write you a message such as those from users who passed the exam.

 George Cronk

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Steven Blaine [mailto:stevenblaine@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2005 11:11 PM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: Thank you

 

 

I recently received the great news that I passed the FE/EIT exam. 
I certainly could not have done it without your course, and I wholeheartedly recommend it for anyone wanting the most comprehensive course of study for the exam.

 

Thank you very much for helping me reach my goal of being eligible to sit for the patent bar exam.

 

Hope all is well.  Keep up the good work!

 

Regards,

Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: "Runyan, Bruce" <Bruce.Runyan@XCELENERGY.COM>
Sent: Apr 18, 2005 10:53 AM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: RE: from Bruce Runyan

I appreciate everything.
I think that I am on schedule for October and want to try to finish the program by the end of August.
I can just steadily review until the test and still get my power plant controls project done.

Thanks again for the problem statements, It really does make a big difference. 
You're amazing . I think that I would have to be 105 years old to accomplish all the things that you have done.

Bruce 

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Ray <chrisray@cegengineers.com>
Sent: Apr 20, 2005 4:31 PM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: RE: Advanced Mechanics of Materials

I am glad to hear ENSYS  is going so well.
You have worked hard and helped a lot of people, myself included, and I can't think of someone more deserving.

Kind Regards,

Chris Ray, P.E.
THE CONSULTING ENGINEERS GROUP INC.
801 International Parkway, 5th Floor
Lake Mary, Florida 32746
www.cegengineers.com
Phone 407-562-1968
Fax 407-562-1768
Cell 407-927-9115

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Ray <chrisray@cegengineers.com>
Sent: Apr 20, 2005 2:26 PM
To: ENSYS <ensyscorp@earthlink.net>
Subject: RE: Advanced Mechanics of Materials

I just handed in my final exam today. 
I don't think the professor taught the course effectively.
I think he spent too much time going over derivations to the differential equations, which can be done in MatLab or MathCAD and were published in the textbook, and not enough time solving examples to
understand what the results mean physically. 
Your sites helped out a great deal.
Quite a few of the MathCAD sites were related to vibrations and dynamics in which I could use their methods to solve the problems especially with MDF systems. 
I should talk to you about tutoring advanced mechanics of materials to me.

Regards,

Chris Ray, P.E.
THE CONSULTING ENGINEERS GROUP INC.
801 International Parkway, 5th Floor
Lake Mary, Florida 32746
www.cegengineers.com
Phone 407-562-1968
Fax 407-562-1768
Cell 407-927-9115

-----Original Message-----

From: Runyan, Bruce [mailto:Bruce.Runyan@XCELENERGY.COM]

Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 10:20 AM

To: ENSYS

Subject: RE: A Question on Max Shear Stress

Thanks so much Ensys !
I think that I understand this just from your white board.
It seems that for accurate beam design that one would use two stress elements and two mohr's circles, one at the centroid for the max principle shear stress at theta and then another at Y(max) for the max principle tensile or compressive normal stress at theta.
I have a better understanding in solids now than I had in College. 
I'm looking forward to the indeterminate section in SM5.
I'm going to download DN2 and start working it tonight.

Thank you you're the best!

Bruce

----Original Message-----

From: jerry waterman [mailto:h2oman_62@yahoo.com]
Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2005 1:49 PM
To: ENSYS
Subject: RE: ENSYS EIT TRAINING PROGRAM - TO GET STARTED

So far the material has been very helpful, I like the way it's formatted and presented.
If your other classes ( PE) are similar, I can see why your passing rate is as good as it is.
I feel good that working with your program is going to be benefit me on the test.

Jerry Waterman

-----Original Message-----
From: Cornel Iorgovan [mailto:ociorgovan@worldnet.att.net]
Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2005 8:23 PM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net

Subject: From Ovidiu

Hello

I am writing to thank you for the exellent course, although I started a little late, to my pleasant surprise, I passed the FE exam last October. Please let me know what is my account balance.

Sincerely,

Ovidiu

----Original Message-----
From: Gena [mailto:shalom40@earthlink.net]
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 8:44 PM
To: 'ENSYS'
Subject: RE: CONGRATULATIONS !!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you. 
I am not considering the PE exam yet, but I am thinking about it.
I don't think I have the time completed under the supervision of a PE yet. 
I have to check on it and verify everything. I really appreciate your help.
I will contact you when I am ready to start studying for the PE. 
How about sending me some info about your PE Electrical program just so I can look it over? 
Keep in touch, 

Gena Reynolds

----Original Message-----
From: Gena [mailto:shalom40@earthlink.net]
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2004 9:40 PM
To: Ensys
Subject: EIT Examination / October 2004




I am happy to let you know that I have passed the October 2004 EIT Examination and I have received my certificate.
I wanted to thank you for helping me to prepare for this exam.
Thank you and merry Christmas,

Gena Reynolds

-----Original Message-----
From: john sherwin [mailto:john@fsec.ucf.edu]
Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 10:21 AM
To: ENSYS

I am about to finish dynamics.
I am very happy with your service and given the volume and depth of your material content , I often wonder how I could have ever attempted study on my own. 
You really have a great program and I have already recommended it to some of my friends and collegues here at the university and out at the space center. 
What's more unexpected is that I find myself really enjoying the course, to the point that I look forward to my sessions. 
With the exam date rapidly approaching, I have skipped over to some fluids and thermo for overview - and even gone back and looked at earlier material.

Regards,
John Sherwin

-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Sawyer [mailto:bsawyer@sunair.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 3:57 PM
To: ENSYS
Subject: EIT results

I am emailing to advise you that I recently received my April 2004 EIT results and passed with a score of 84!
I had felt very good going into the test, and thought I had prepared as fully as was possible, and when I finished the test that day I was sure I had passed. 
However, I was still relieved to finally receive the results and to see that I had indeed passed quite comfortably.
I believe your program was the reason that I passed, and merely wish to again express my deep gratitude for providing the ideal EIT review and preparation course that a person like me, 10 years removed from formal engineering study, can use to confidently prepare for and pass the exam.
I feel your instruction and teaching techniques are exceptional and feel very fortunate to have come across your website--strictly on sheer
luck!--last summer. 
You deserve nothing but great success and with your dedication I am sure your company's programs will continue to grow in recognition and popularity. 
I intend to consult with you in the future about what ENSYS courses I might take down the line.
I have plans to pursue additional engineering studies that I am sure your company can help me with--in particular, I have interest in further studies in machinery design/reliability, vibration, controls, mech of materials/metallurgy, fluids, etc.
I look forward to discussing with you in the future. 
For now, sincere thanks once again for a very worthwhile class and experience.

Regards,
Brian Sawyer
Sales Engineer
Sunair Co.
2475 Wyandotte Road
Willow Grove, PA 19090
215-657-9800 main office phone
215-657-9881 main office fax
856-224-0833 home office phone/fax
267-918-7310 cell phone
www.sunair.com

-----Original Message-----
From: Amit (Comcast) [mailto:ASHARMA7949@comcast.net]
Sent: Saturday, June 12, 2004 4:45 PM
To: ENSYS
Subject: EIT Result

You will be happy to know that I got my EIT result today. 
I passed with a score of 78.
Thanks for your help in achieving this. 
The classes were an irreplaceable part of my passing.

Thanks once again.
Amit Sharma
PS: Please let me know about your PE classes.

-----Original Message-----
From: casdorph [mailto:casdorph@triadeng-mt.com]
Sent: Friday, June 11, 2004 6:27 PM
To: ENSYS
Subject: ENSYS FE

I am happy to report that I passed the FE exam offered April 2004. 
Needless to say, I am ecstatic! 
After graduating from engineering school in 1979, this is a major turning point in my career. 
I plan to contact you in the near future regarding the PE civil review course offered by ENSYS. Thanks again!

Bradley Casdorph, EI

Thank you that really does help. I just need to remember to go slowly and, as you said, work component-by-component.
I do appreciate how your course is set up -- starting with the basics and building up nicely.
Thanks again, and best regards,
Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: Joe
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 9:34 AM
To: 'ENSYS'
Subject: RE:

The problems are rough, but I guess they are supposed to be. I'm definitely happy with your instruction. 
The information is all there, it's just a matter of practice.
I'm able to make sense of other study guides that I bought previously.
Before, they were mostly incomprehensible to me.

Joe

-----Original Message-----
From: bo hutchinson [mailto:bohutch@hotmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 10:15 AM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net

I passed...got a 75...thank you for the help...could not have done it without ENSYS!

Bo Hutchinson

-----Original Message-----
From: Joe
Sent: Monday, December 22, 2003 7:52 AM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: (no subject)



I'm really learning a lot, and am very happy with your instruction.
My main goal in doing this is to gain a broader engineering background.
I'm an electrical/electronics engineer that works with many mechanical engineers.
So far so good.
Thanks.

Joe

----Original Message-----
From: Tim Hensley [mailto:thensley@omni-group.net]
Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 5:29 PM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: EIT

-----Original Message-----
From: M.A. Reddell [mailto:mreddell@glacierview.net]
Sent: Friday, June 27, 2003 5:19 PM
To: ENSYS
Subject: EIT exam results

I am very pleased and relieved to report that I received a passing score on
the EIT exam.
Yippee!!!
All those weekend sessions were worth it.
The exam was really grueling but our ENSYS preparation was successful in my
surviving that day.

Take care,
Mary Ann Reddell
Darrington, Washington

-----Original Message-----
From: alex.canale [mailto:alex.canale@rinitech.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 9:26 AM
To: 'ENSYS'
Subject: I passed!!!!!

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't think I can say it enough! I got my grade yesterday.
I got a 75.
I passed!
Without your help I think I would've been lost.
I was looking for the customer feedback page to leave comments but I couldn't find it.
Could you send me a link for it?
Thanks again Ensys !

Alex Canale
Mechanical Engineer
Rini Technologies, Inc
3267 Progress Dr.
Orlando, Fl. 32826
Phone: (407) 384-7840
Fax : (407) 384-2123

-----Original Message-----
From: CKPRUGH@aol.com [mailto:CKPRUGH@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 9:20 AM
To: mreddell@glacierview.net
Cc: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: Re: ENSYS recommendation

Hello Mary Ann,
Thanks for your E-mail about ENSYS.
I would highly recommend this course for you as your background seems ideal (a while out of school but with an engineering background).
I probably had one of the weaker backgrounds of most people as I majored in Biochem, so I had more than enough chemistry, but virtually none of the engineering courses, and only basic trig and calculus and no diff. equat..
I took the ENSYS course about 2 years ago so I'm sure that ENSYS has continued to improve it.
Surprisingly, I found the math part to be among the easiest parts of the course and I think you will also.
Some subjects I knew well (chemistry, material mechanics), some came easily to me even though I never had any formal courses.
In The ENSYS course, about 90% of the time was spent working practice exam type problems and reviewing them.
The problems are worked on a white board which takes up most of your computer screen and you watch them being solved after you work on them yourself.
I felt fully confident to take the exam after talking the course and I think you would find that it gives you about everything you need to pass the exam.

Hope this helps!
Kerry Prugh
Lake Worth, FL
ckprugh@aol.com
10-4-02

From: hdawod@bellsouth.net [mailto:hdawod@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 11:43 AM
To: ensyscorp@earthlink.net
Subject: passing EIT

I passed the EIT exam which I took last April, 2002 with a score of 75%. "ENSYS-EIT REVIEW" helped me a lot to prepare and study thoroughly via the diversity of subjects taught in the review. Having been out of school for 26 years, I have found the review truly helpful in refreshing my memory regarding the subjects. I thank you again for your assistance and support; I am looking forward to attending the PE Civil Review with ENSYS to pursue a career as a professional engineer.

Tharwat Hannadawod

Hello Melanie,  

I was involved with Ensys several years ago when I was taking classes at UCF.  Ensys allowed me to complete my undergraduate course work and still work full-time.  The courses Ensys offers are highly organized and extremely useful.  I am looking forward to studying for my PE exam using the Ensys system.  Ensys will guarantee a 100% passing rate, but I know from personal experience with Ensys that I will not have a problem passing the PE exam.  
Sincerely,  
Rick Ortiz, E.I.  
Project Engineer  
Miller Sellen Conner & Walsh  
214 E. Lucerne Circle  
Orlando, Florida 32801
Rick.Ortiz@mscwinc.com

----Original Message-----  
From: Melanie_Collins@dot.ca.gov [mailto:Melanie_Collins@dot.ca.gov]  
-----Original Message-----  
Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 2:09 PM  
To: Rick.Ortiz@mscwinc.com

Subject: Ensys PE review course

I was given your name and e-mail address as reference for subject course.  
What can you tell me about it?  

I checked with 4 of the people you had listed as references and got 3 very positive responses. The 4th reference hasn't responded yet. I would like to go ahead with the registration process for the F E ,E I T review starting this October. Call or e-mail me with anything you require of me to get onboard. I would also like to now if you have any suggestions on some pre-review study I can do over the summer. The attraction of your course to me is being able to learn subjects that I didn't have at Colorado State University and relearn things that I haven't used for decades. I'm hopeful the cost is justified and that my company will participate in all or some of the expense. Another interesting problem that I have had to deal with is the time and duration of the review course. Not everyone understands that to accomplish something worthwhile sacrifices are necessary. Thanks for the call yesterday. I sense you are committed to education as much or more than your business enterprise.

James A Parker .
Chief Engineer & Chief Estimator .
New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.

I may not be as good a source to check with, when compared to some others who are now completing the F E review, as I am just starting to prepare for the Oct., 2000 exam. However, I'll tell you what I know! Like you, I have been out of school for over 20 years but preparing for the E I T , F E exam seemed to be a challenge I could handle. I bought several of the PPI books (Professional Publications, - E I T Review Manual, etc.), and studied for a month or so, and then decided to go with the ENNSIS program. I majored in Biochemistry so I never had any courses in about half of the subjects on the exam. While I have worked, as you have, in engineering positions, my limited expertise, (pumps, motors, hydraulics, etc.), requires that I master so much that I never studied ,(dynamics, statics, electronics, roads, trusses,
etc.). In addition, I have to go back and 're-master' subjects I studied in the 1970's but have rarely used since, (calculus, etc.). I felt that the ENNSIS fee was worthwhile, (my company is paying for it anyway!). as, from my investigations, ENNSIS seems to have a very good system down for people like us, (who have engineering backgrounds but limited experience with many subjects). I am very optimistic that this is just what I need to pass. Hope this helps.

C. Kerry Prugh

CKPRUGH@aol.com  

-----Original Message-----  
From: Jim Parker [mailto:JParker@nesl.com]  
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 4:31 PM  
To: 'Rick.Ortiz@mscwinc.com'

Subject: ENSYS exam reviews

Good afternoon Mr. Ortiz,

My name is Jim Parker the reason for me interrupting you is to find out something about ENSYS. Your name is listed by Faisal as a reference and I like to know what you think of his reviews. Are there any areas that need improvement? Is it possible that someone as smart as a box of rocks, (that would be me) can use this system to pass the FE and potentially the PE? Any information you wish to share with me is appreciated.  
Sincerely,                                    

James A Parker  
Chief Engineer & Chief Estimator  
New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.  
(814) 766-2211, fax (814) 224-6801  
jparker@nesl.com  

Hello Jim,

I took 5 or 6 review classes with ENNSIS for my civil engineering degree while attending UCF. Without the ENNSIS courses I probably would not have completed my degree. I was working full time and attending school part time. The ENNSIS courses essentially replaced the school course work. I did not study any notes from class or even attended lectures. I just studied the ENNSIS courses. They are fabulous! I will be taking the P E review course with ENNSIS. The ENNSIS courses are the most complete I have ever seen. I believe the ENNSIS courses have close to a 100% pass rate for the F E. Another engineer in my firm has taken, (and passed), the F E with the ENNSIS system. He had only positive things to say about the course.
Good luck in your endeavors.
Rick Ortiz, E.I.
Project Engineer .
Miller Sellen, Conner & Walsh.
Rick.Ortiz@mscwinc.com

-----Original Message-----  
From: STEVIEWOODS [mailto:STEVIEWOODS@email.msn.com]  
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 1:46 AM  
To: Rick.Ortiz@mscwinc.com

Subject: ensys

Rick, I was contemplating signing up for the ENSYS system, and I would like to know what you thought of the system.  

I have spent the last hour or so looking at some of your courses on the website. I'm impressed and intrigued. Currently I'm forming plans to take the FE in the spring of 2001. This seems to be the earliest I can be ready for the test. My problem is I graduated from CSU over 22 years ago. Obviously almost all of my math and engineering courses are a distant memory. I have been reviewing the EIT review manual and need to spend a bunch of time on the math. That is why I'm e-mailing you. What are your recommendations for review courses? I'm considering your FE review course this fall, but with the entire spring and summer ahead I need to start now on some of this material. Your experience and opinion might also be valuable in my planning. Have you ever help prepare some for these exams that has been out of school as long as me? Am I allowing enough time to study and review for the exam based on my situation?  Thanks in advance for taking the time to offer me some guidance.
Sincerely,
Jim Parker
James A Parker
Chief Engineer & Chief Estimator
New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.
(814) 766-2211, fax (814) 224-6801
jparker@nesl.com  

I enjoyed the review!!! We are off to conquering the EIT EXAM. I noticed upon following you in our session, that I will have to work quicker on the problems. It is important to work quick and efficient on a timed test!!! Do you know of anymore test taking tips for slow test takers? Also, Can you send me a copy of todays session, I missed copying one of the
sections because my computer froze up. Thanks again and a great job.  
Ingrid Wright
Electrical Engineering Student

-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Parker [mailto:JParker@nesl.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 4:31 PM
To: 'Rick.Ortiz@mscwinc.com'

Subject: ENSYS exam reviews

Good afternoon Mr. Ortiz,

My name is Jim Parker the reason for me interrupting you is to find out something about ENSYS. Your name is listed by Ensys as a reference and I like to know what you think of his reviews. Are there any areas that need improvement? Is it possible that someone as smart as a box of rocks, (that would be me) can use this system to pass the FE and potentially the PE? Any information you wish to share with me is appreciated.
Sincerely,
Jim
James A Parker
Chief Engineer & Chief Estimator
New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.
(814) 766-2211, fax (814) 224-6801
jparker@nesl.com  

Hello Jim,
I took 5 or 6 review classes with Ensys for my civil engineering degree while attending UCF. Without the Ensys courses I probably would not have completed my degree. I was working full time and attending school part time. The Ensys courses essentially replaced the school course work. I did not study any notes from class or even attended lectures. I just studied
the Ensys courses. They are fabulous! I will be taking the PE review course with Ensys when they complete it. The Ensys courses are the most complete review classes I have ever seen. I believe the Ensys courses have a 100% pass rate for the FE. It was unfortunate for me that the FE course work was not available when I took the exam...I would have loved to
study for that test with Ensys. Another engineer in my firm has taken (and passed) the FE with the Ensys system. He had only positive things to say about the course.
Good luck in your endeavors.
Rick Ortiz, E.I.
Project Engineer  
Miller Sellen Conner & Walsh
214 E. Lucerne Circle
Orlando, Florida 32801 Rick.Ortiz@mscwinc.com

Jim,
I may not be as good a source to check with, when compared to some others who  are now completing the FE review, as I am just starting this Sat. 4/22 to prepare for the Oct., 2000 exam. However, I'll tell you what I know! Like you, I have been out of school for over 20 years but preparing for the EIT/FE exam seemed to be a challenge I could handle. I bought several of the PPI books (Professional Publications - EIT Review Manual, etc.) and studied for a month or so, and then decided to go with the ENSYS program. I majored in Biochemistry so I never had any courses in about half of the subjects on the exam. While I have worked, as you have, in engineering positions, my limited expertise (pumps, motors, hudraulics, etc.) requires that I master so much that I never studied (dynamics, statics, electronics, roads, trusses,
etc.). In addition, I have to go back and 're-master' subjects I studied in the 1970's but have rarely used since (calculus, etc.). I felt that the $ 1620 ENSYS fee was worthwhile, when spreadout over 7 months (my company is paying for it anyway!) as, from my investigations, Faisal seems to have a very good system down for people like us (who have engineering backgrounds but limited experience with many subjects). I am very optimistic, from the data (books, mailings, trial session, etc.) that this is just what I need to pass.
Hope this helps.
C. Kerry Prugh  
CKPRUGH@aol.com
4-19-00  

I checked with 4 of the people you had listed as references and got 3 very positive responses. The 4th reference hasn't responded yet. I would like to go ahead with the registration process for the FE/EIT review starting this October. Call or e-mail me with anything you require of me to get onboard. I would also like to now if you have any suggestions on some pre-review study I can do over the summer.  The attraction of your course to me is being able to learn subjects that I didn't have at Colorado State University and relearn things that haven't been used for decades. I'm hopeful the cost is justified and that my company will participate all or some of the expense. Another interesting problem that I have had to deal with is the time and duration of the review course.  Not everyone understands that to accomplish something worthwhile sacrifices are necessary. Thanks for the call yesterday. I sense you are committed to education as much or more than your business enterprise.
I can be reached at my office as listed below and at the following address:
1 Evergreen Road
Hollidaysburg, PA 16648
(814) 695-6733
parkerhq@keyconn.net
James A Parker
Chief Engineer & Chief Estimator
New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co., Inc.
(814) 766-2211, fax (814) 224-6801
jparker@nesl.com  

----Original Message-----
From: Melanie_Collins@dot.ca.gov [mailto:Melanie_Collins@dot.ca.gov]
Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 2:09 PM
To: Rick.Ortiz@mscwinc.com

Subject: Ensys PE review course

I was given your name and e-mail address as reference for subject course.
What can you tell me about it?  

Hello Melanie,

I was involved with Ensys several years ago when I was taking classes at UCF. Ensys allowed me to complete my undergraduate course work and still work full-time. The courses Ensys offers are highly organized and extremely useful. I am looking forward to studying for my PE exam using the Ensys system. Ensys will guarantee a 100% passing rate, but I know from personal experience with Faisal that I will not have a problem passing the PE exam.
Sincerely,
Rick Ortiz, E.I.
Project Engineer
Miller Sellen Conner & Walsh
214 E. Lucerne Circle
Orlando, Florida 32801
Rick.Ortiz@mscwinc.com  

I think I am definitely going to take the Ensys series. I appreciate everyones response. I have received many positive emails and the bottom line of them all is " Ensys is a wonderful teacher. Unlike any other." Thanks again for all of your responses.
Lauren  

I took the ENSYS review for a Dynamics class at UCF which helped me to not only pass the course with a "B" but I didn't even have to go to class. I learned much more than the people that attended boring lectures and I just worked problems with Ensys a few days a week. The EIT review that I attended in the fall of 1999 was excellent. I passed the EIT after failing my first try. If you attend every class from the beginning and you aren't a total idiot you will have no problem passing the EIT after ENSYS prepares you for the exam. I have a total of 220 credit hours of college level classes from 3 different universities and have never experienced a more understanding and patient  teacher. 
Anton Houlberg,
  Civil Engineer  

All I know it that without the ENSYS review course, I would be sitting where you are, and thats having to take that terrible test again. Very frustrating, but I tell you what, I have never learned so much in six months of my life. The ENSYS review was so easy to follow. Ensys ability to explain things in multiple ways was amazing, no matter what the problem was, he never left me hanging, I always understood at the end. It takes a lot of dedication, but at the end, you as a person and as an engineer, have been sharply tuned. On a seperate note, Ensys rates, at around one dollar per hour are incredibly low! I couldnt belive how much personal attention, I was getting at such a cheap price. Just go to his website to get a price comparsion. Not to mention, your company will probably help you pay for it. Just one man’s experience over a four year period of taking couses with Ensys.
Andre Vidrine, 
Civil Engineer  

I tried the FE review videos, after having been out of school for 21 years, and I found that they were not detailed enough in my case (I was a Biochem major) - they assumed that you had too much background and knowledge for me.
I looked into my university review course ($1,800 for 30 hours seemed pricey). I ended up going with the ENSYS on-line review course (www.ensys.net) and it was great - approx. 1000 hours of detailed review of each subject (on weekends). You might look into this. Hope this helps!  

Kerry

 I completed the ENSYS (www.ensys.net) review course for the FE exam, which ran Apr. thru Oct. this year. I found this to be an excellent course which I would highly recommend to anyone, particu-larly if you have been out of school a while or, like me, if you never had some of the courses in college. It costs more than using just a PPI review book, but it is less costly than a university review (I checked out my Alma Mater, F.A.U. in Boca Raton) and significantly more thorough (compare (10) 3 hour days at the college to approx. 1000 hours for the ENSYS course. I took (2) 8 hour practice exams
after the course and scored nearly 80% (raw score) compared to under 30% prior to the course. I'll let you know how my actual test score goes! I purchased a set of FE/EIT Review video tapes and ended up returning them because they did not go into enough background. My experience is that if you are a recent graduate and had all of the courses (statics, dynamics, thermo, fluids, circuits, etc.), then you have enough time, with the PPI books (I recommend both the review manual and the reference manual) to study for the April exam. A thorough working of all of the sample problems should be enough for you. If, like me, you graduated a while ago and did not have some of the courses, then I recommend an Internet course from ENSYS (www.ensys.net) - It made all the difference for me. Hope this helps!  

Mike,

I just completed the ENSYS FE review course given over the internet (www.ensys.net) and it is excellent. I will be taking the FE in Ga. also.  

Re: FE Courses
Posted By: KERRY in FLA <CKPRUGH@AOL.COM>
Date: Saturday, 9/9/2000, at 12:09 p.m.
In Response To: FE Coures (Greg M)

I am nearing completion of the FE review course given over the internet, from ENSYS (www.ensys.net) and it is excellent I would highly recommend it for consideration, particularly if you have been out of school for a while, or, like me, never had some of the courses (statics, thermo, etc.).
I have been preparing for the Oct., 2000 FE exam since Jan. and I can give you some advice, for what it's worth;
A) If you graduated 5 years ago and you took the majortity of the classes on the test subjects (statics, fluid mech.,electrical, etc.) you shouldn't have any problem with reviewing using the PPI 'Review Manual'. I also recommend
the larger Reference Manual as it has more background for any of your weak areas.
B) If you are like me, or others I know (who gradauted many years ago and/or did not take many of the classes on which the test is based) I would look into a review class. I looked into classes at nearby universities and they ran $1,500-$2,000 for 30 hours - 3 hours of review per subject, which hardly seemed worthwhile. My option, which I highly recommend is the ENSYS FE review given over the internet (www.ensys.net). I am nearly done with the April-Oct. review and it has been excellent, as I feel very confident for the upcoming exam. It is comparable to the university reviews costwise, but you get 1000 hours of review and you will work every type of exam problem many times, review all theory, and work
several practice exams.
Hope this helps!  

---- Original Message -----
From: Edmund Wright
Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 9:25 PM

Subject: Re: ENSYS EI T REVIEW - FREE RETAKE


I passed the exam with flying colors.  Thanks for your review it helped alot. 
Ed Wright  

----- Original Message -----  
From: Randal B Mick <r.mick@juno.com>To: <faisal@ensys.net>  
Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2001 7:02 AM

Subject: Passed EIT!!

Am very pleased to report that I passed the EIT with a score of 73. Thanks you very much for all your help.  I couldn't have done it without you.  I will highly recommend your review course to anyone taking the exam.
Sincerely, 
 Randal Mick  

----- Original Message -----
From: Tim Hermann <thermann@decengineers.com>
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 12:37 PM

Subject: Wa-hoo 

Six months of self-sacrifice (including waking up at ungodly hours of the morning) paid off!  I passed! Your program helped out tremendously.  Thanks.
Tim Hermann
DEC Engineers, Inc.
9466 Black Mountain Road Suite 230
San Diego, CA 92126
(858) 578-3270  fax (858) 578-3273
www.decengineers.com  

----- Original Message -----
From: Doug Harding
Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2001 3:25 PM

Subject: EIT Results


I just got my results from the April 2001 Exam - I passed it with a  74 score. First time taking it, after  completing your summer prep class for Fall 2000 (I missed the deadline for Fall 2000 exam registration).  
I retained enough to pass after 6 months, as I only had 48 hrs of re-study time due to constraints of Sr. Design class. Thank you for your help ! I will probably contact you when I accumulate my Engineering experience to prepare for the Principles and Practice of Engineering Licensure exam. 
Doug Harding   

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